
We're really getting close to Xbox's next first-party release now! After going gold just a few days ago, South of Midnight is now officially available to preload on Xbox Game Pass - ahead of its launch on April 8th.
The download size for South of Midnight on Xbox Series X and S is clocking in at 42.50GB for us, whereas the PC version is apparently much closer to 61GB. Here's a look at the preload on my Xbox Series X:

Keep in mind that South of Midnight is another of these first-party games with early access, so if you want to play from April 3rd, you can either buy the full-fat Premium Edition or opt for the Game Pass 'Upgrade' Edition for just £9 / $9.
Alternatively, just wait it out! We're hoping to have plenty of South of Midnight coverage coming your way at the time of release anyway, and we recently went hands-on for a preview of the game - it's fair to say we loved our time with it!
Excited for South of Midnight on Xbox Game Pass? Tell us down in the comments section below.
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Seriously far to many games for people who work full time and also have family's etc...im only over half way through Kingdom come 2....and I've been playing alot more than I usually would this past week or so trying to get through some ofit ...and i would ideally like to play assassin creed, Atomfall and also give this a go ....and I did plan to play Avowed ...but got a feeling the ship might have sailed for Avowed
Oh while also trying to squeeze in bits of split fiction with the missus at weekend
Soo many games. We can complain about the imperfections in the games out there and they all have them but there are so many. I am edging closer to my retirement years but i do not know if that will mean more time to game or get out there and travel.
I can’t play them all and makes it harder what to choose. Back logs are so hard to do when there is something new right around the corner.
I just finished Avowed. Really enjoyed that! And working on Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive on Switch. But i want to play Assassin’s Creed but cannot handle 2 massive games at same time. I want to play this but the game i am planning for next is Expedition 33. And there is Atomfall. Death stranding right around the corner.
We are saturated and i do not know what the answer is 🥺
@Aniscape @StylesT Couldn't agree more with these statements. I see people complaining online all the time how there are less games this generation and blah blah blah. But I have a huge backlog of games that look insanely fun. But the older I get, the harder it is to find time to play. Work, relationships, cleaning, health, etc. all eat up SO much time. I don't even have kids! I'm more than grateful to have so many games to play and it's actually overwhelming when more games get announced or release.
All this to say I probably won't play South of Midnight. It doesn't look bad, but with so many other games I'm more interested to play and such little time, I doubt I'll ever get around to it. Hope it reviews well, though!
I really hope this game finally breaks out of that janky rut Compulsion games have always been in. I haven't been convinced by footage yet but I really hope it's a knockout.
Giving this one a go. I love am from the south, love the south and really like this games art direction. Can’t say if it will be good or not. But GP day 1 for sure, if i like it, i will buy it. Really hoping it surprises me in the gameplay compartment. But graphics and southern lore all look really good.
Fair. Am interested to see how this game goes. Looked more my thing then the others.
With this, Doom in May and Towerborne which sure on Windows available but Xbox not yet, will we hear more about that as it's a more niche title I on occasion see mention of but not enough. Not my kind of game just curious where the advertising is for it on Xbox news sites besides the more particular ones. I haven't seen social media presence on it really though.
What is up with Xbox and having such unappealing games lately?
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